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Equal parts celebration and ceremony, this year’s Day Zero reminded all in attendance that the Damian Lazarus-led festival is an invitation to step outside the confines of time. On January 11th, Lazarus’ sublime event unfolded once again like an ancient ritual reimagined through the lens of electronic music, deep in the jungles of Tulum. In the city's dense, humid air, the trees seem to lean toward you with twisted roots crawling over ancient ground, so perhaps its no surprise that the first thi

A call has echoed across oceans, traveling through tide and jungle, rhythm and silence, until it reached a stretch of sacred coastline in northeastern Brasil—where ritual drifts on the current and time melts into the sea. It is here, on the enchanted shores of São Miguel dos Milagres, Brasil, that Damian Lazarus will bring Day Zero to inscribe its next chapter on January 3rd. Infused with the brand’s storied blend of immersive experience and spiritual energy, Day Zero Milagres will honor the pro

Introduction Deep within the heart of the Yucatán jungle, where mysticism meets music, Day Zero Tulum has solidified itself as one of the most iconic and transformative festivals in the world. A flagship event curated by Damian Lazarus, Day Zero returns for its 2025 edition on Saturday, January 11th, once again promising an unforgettable experience filled with music, art, and nature. As festival-goers descend on Tulum for this annual gathering, the allure of ancient Mayan energy merges with the

With her latest single, Daya dials up the intensity and tells heartbreak: "don't call." Daya, the Grammy-winning artist behind global hits like The Chainsmokers' "Don't Let Me Down" and LLENIUM and Gryffin's "Feel Good," is back with a stunning new single, out now on Spinnin' Records. Produced by Sebastian Furrer of Cazzette, "Don't Call" showcases Daya's knack for weaving emotive storytelling with genre-bending precision. A striking departure from Daya’s previous work, "Don't Call" sees the cel

The residency will mark the release of the South Asian collective's upcoming 10-track compilation ‘Alterations’ Continue reading...

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Does the “Right to Try” law for terminally ill patients extend to controlled substances like psychedelics? That’s the question raised by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in a new legal brief. The agency argues the law doesn’t apply in this case, in response to a lawsuit filed by a Washington State doctor seeking permission to use psilocybin to treat end-of-life cancer patients. The DEA filed the brief late last week in the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit,

Dea Magna has quickly risen the ranks in dance music, landing releases on Soave Records and Turn it up Muzik, offering a fresh blend of melodic, tech and deep house sounds, influenced by Camelphat, Meduza, Kx5. Dea has performed all over Los Angeles, including places like legendary Academy (booked by Insomniac Events), Catch One, Winston House, as well as in New York, Milan, Sofia, and Belgrade. Now, she’s teaming up with widely celebrated DJ/Producer for their thrilling new single, “Red Room”.

Some songs just feel like the perfect night time songs to drive to. The latest from Dea Magna and rising french artist KAYA is no exception, as “Lights” fuses together a darker melodic scope paired with a gripping vocal that whisks you away instantly to the song’s aura. For Dea Magna, she has an upcoming release with Universal / Virgin Records and has signed past songs on labels such as Sirup Records, Soave Records, TurnItUp Muzik and Swutch. On top of this, she’s been supported by n

If approved, it would be the DEA’s “biggest policy change” in the last 50 years Continue reading...

If approved, it would be the DEA’s “biggest policy change” in the last 50 years Continue reading...

From the Cornish coast to the Hollywood Hills, Joshua Mellody aka. dubstep hall of famer Zomboy, has come a long way from his days spinning head bangers in London. First plucked and guided by the watchful eye of the late Never Say Die’s; SkisM, the past decade has seen him steadily establish a career spanning cities, continents and concepts. A staple of and synonymous with the US bass music scene, the mighty dubmaster recently celebrated the release of sequel Dead Man Walking pt2 – a final insta

Synth pop icons Dead Or Alive’s 1985 album Youthquake is being celebrated with an expansive 4CD deluxe boxset reissue, set for release on February 21st, 2025. This special edition marks the 40th anniversary of the album’s original release in 1985, an album that propelled the band into global superstardom with its infectious blend of new wave, electronic dance, and glam pop. Packaged in a stunning 7” Deluxe double gatefold wallet with O-ring, this 41-track reissue offers fans an unparalleled

If you’re not familiar, Dead Weight is the deathstep project of Chicago based Jackson Iturbide that stands for aggressive catharsis and against self-harm and harming others. With beats and 808s in the vein of Skrillex and Maurauda, energy inspired by Slipknot, and vocals inspired by Napalm Death, Dead Weight fuses the styles of dubstep and death metal to unleash an ominous aggression that bids you to let your emotions run wild and realize how alive you really are. Rather than harming yourself or

Dead Weight is the deathstep project of Chicago based Jackson Iturbide that stands for aggressive catharsis and against self-harm and harming others. With beats and 808s in the vein of Skrillex and Maurauda, energy inspired by Slipknot, and vocals inspired by Napalm Death, Dead Weight fuses the styles of dubstep and death metal to unleash an ominous aggression that bids you to let your emotions run wild and realize how alive you really are. Rather than harm yourself or others, Ollie (as he goes

Zeds Dead’s Deadbeats has shared the full lineup for its annual Backyard Jamboree in Denver. The day after the powerhouse bass duo makes its return to Red Rocks for “Deadrocks XI,” producers Dylan Mamid (aka DC) and Zachary Rapp-Rovan (aka Hooks) will stick around in Denver for the single-day festival in Civic Center Park on July 4. Hosted by their influential bass label, this year’s Deadbeats Backyard Jamboree will feature a traditional headline set from the label bosses, with support from to

One of the most exciting producers in the scene right now is Deadman. This talented artist is coming straight out of Nashville with an ability to seamlessly blend genres in a creative and captivating fashion. Not only has he carved out an iconic, heavy hitting sound, but he also embodies a pirate aesthetic that only makes you want in on being what he calls his fans: a “pirate”. With over 1 million views of his viral remixes of Disney songs on TikTok, Deadman has also released a string of electr

On September 22, 2009, Deadmau5, the iconic Canadian electronic music producer, released his fourth studio album, “For Lack Of A Better Name.” This seminal work has since become a cornerstone of the electro and progressive house genres, showcasing Deadmau5’s signature sound and innovative production techniques.  The album features some of his most celebrated tracks, including the groundbreaking “Ghosts ‘n’ Stuff” and the critically acclaimed “Strobe.” Both songs have not only defined his career

In 2007, global electronic music icon deadmau5 released a very limited run of the song ‘Jaded.’ Now, 17 years later, mau5trap is pleased to offer ‘Jaded’ in a four track ep package for the first time ever on digital and streaming. Today’s mau5trap ‘Jaded’ package features the re-release of the original song, an ambient mix, a special ‘Re_Jaded’ mix and a remix from rising producer Volaris. Following the Layton Giordani remix of ‘Strobe,’ Jauz’ ‘Ghosts ‘n’ Stuff,‘ John Summit’s ‘I Remember,‘ and

At EDMtunes, we have some exciting news to share with you on this lovely Friday, April 19. The label mau5trap, owned by the famous DJ and producer deadmau5, just released a refreshing, melodic techno remix of his legendary track ‘Not Exactly’. The chart-topping DJ/producer Rebūke worked on this new version, and it’s amazing! You’ll be happy to know that Rebūke‘s “Not Exactly” is the first official remix of the song that mau5trap has released in 17 years! Other artists that put their own spin

Another day, another Deadmau5 collaboration that we are obsessed with! The latest by Deadmau5 is a single shared with indie pop band, Foster The People, and it will seriously make you feel things. Between the haunting vocals and rippling, progressive soundscape, “Hyperlandia” establishes itself as a unique release, perfect for a late night drive or bedtime lullaby. Foster The People frontman, Mark Foster, adds his unmistakable vocals and a touch of sorrow to the production. Give me your best

Following the success of sold-out, eleventh edition of GRIDLIFE Midwest, which brought headliners Zeds Dead and Mersiv to Michigan’s Gingerman Raceway earlier this month, grassroots motorsport and lifestyle brand GRIDLIFE is proud to present their brand-new ‘Music Festival At High Speed’ concept – GRIDLIFE Summer Apex Music & Motorsports Festival. Taking place from Friday, July 26 – Sunday, July 28, 2024, at Road America in Elkhart Lake, WI, the inaugural edition of GRIDLIFE Summer Apex 

PIXELYNX, the new gaming venture created by musicians and technologists Joel Zimmerman aka deadmau5 and Richie Hawtin, and music and gaming industry veterans Ben Turner, Dean Wilson and Inder Phull, announced today that they have signed a deal with Niantic, the company behind the popular mobile game Pokémon GO. PIXELYNX will leverage Niantic’s Lightship Platform and the Augmented Reality Developer Kit (ARDK), which empowers developers to create engaging AR experiences that inspire movement, expl